I made this 3 years back, as a part of my TOM project, showing this as a 6 links mechanism. Fun part is, out of nowhere, today I got this video as my first recommendation on the feed 😂😂😂. I just came here to comment, RUclips algorithm is high since last few days 😂😂😂
@@AdityaSingh-kw8bi Just try with a high tensile strength rubber band. The more the pre rotations, the longer the flight. The rubber band quality makes a lot of difference. You can also can do by merging multiple bands together, but then you will run into problem of them fusing together. Just apply some oil or powder while using multiples, to avoid fusion.
This man should’ve been our physics and math professor so we can actually understand wth was going on during those classes and we actually learn the application of formulas and that protector!
THANK YOU FOR EXPLAINING HOW TO MAKE THAT KRANK! No one else seems to understand it is the most difficult part of the plane. My search for knowledge ends here!
Yeah, it's hard to believe all these years we've been suffering along with low rubber content regular rubber bands. This stuff is a world of difference.
What a wonderfully weird little machine! Regardless of the potential (or lack thereof) for practical applications, this definitely qualifies as *extremely* funky! Thanks so much for posting!
Well, I want to make it as easy as I can for others to enjoy making their own ornithopters, so I figured I'd better include the measurements. I'm glad to appreciated it. Thanks for watching!
Man i love this video, it was so easy to follow the instructions cuz his voice was clear and went by slowly, plus all the measurements were put on screen so i paused the vid for it
Thank you for using Imperial measurements. that is what we were taught in school in the 80's I can convert them over to metric, I have learned how to do that using Google but, it just makes it easier. Thank you!👍
i'm gonna do my best to make something like this! thank you for the well explained progress, the final result is stunning and the process is very well thought out!
The mechanism and the craftmenship of this toy plane is so awesome and amazing. It's not like you can learn fast to make a paper plane. Can not compare.
@@AuraB00 paper aircraft can be even more complex than this. But indeed, you can’t really compare. But the tail bending and precise steps do appear in both!
Hi ..... We had a competition on building a ornithopter.... Most of the teams referred your design and successfully built it. It was just amazing to see it fly (Atleast for a few seconds ) ... I want to thank you for sharing this !
Wow! Sounds like a lot of fun! If you send me photos some of your flights or even just of your ornithopters then I'll put them up on my webpage here rimstar.org/science_electronics_projects/ornithopter_rubber_band_type.htm. If you send me enough photos then I'll start a new page under it. Also send me anything you want to say on the page (including any credits, links to your own ornithopter pages). My email address is at the bottom of the webpage. In any case, I'd love to see them. Awesome stuff!
That´s what I call a wonderful video and beautifully explained too. So well explained that even a guy like me was able to understand it. And thanks a lot for putting decimal measurements, too. That was very nice and sensible.
Thanks. I'm glad to hear you got something out of it. I used to put only either imperial measurements or metric but realized I should put both since viewers are worldwide. Thanks for watching!
Instead of using cotton thread, I'd consider using something like braided fishing line such as Spiderwire. It's much stronger than cotton, though more expensive.
You'd need a larger diameter plastic tube for rigidity and it may or may not be too heavy -- hard to say for sure. For the wing lengths, I talk about making the wings at 3:03 and give the dimensions in that section. I give all dimensions throughout the video.
Yeah, I'm sneaky like that. For an even better one, see my video about how to do your own fiber optics where I shine light on a page about these optics in a physics book. It's at one minute and twenty seconds into ruclips.net/video/geLnu5mJ7O8/видео.html
Niiiice. The stops from probably 16 guage wire insulation is imaginative. It seems aluminum TIG welding rod would be stiff enough to replace the paper clip wire, at least for the tail mount. Realistic flapping. As intended, it looks like a bird when flying.
2:53 I know the book is "Using Algebra" but the way you're partially covering up the title had me read it as "Using Algae" and I really want that to be a textbook now.
I made this 3 years back, as a part of my TOM project, showing this as a 6 links mechanism. Fun part is, out of nowhere, today I got this video as my first recommendation on the feed 😂😂😂.
I just came here to comment, RUclips algorithm is high since last few days 😂😂😂
I want to make this as my school project)
@@user-mi3fl2df2h Gotta start collecting candy sticks then😂😂
@@zeeshanlakdawala hi please help me mine is flying a little and then falling :(
@@AdityaSingh-kw8bi Just try with a high tensile strength rubber band. The more the pre rotations, the longer the flight.
The rubber band quality makes a lot of difference. You can also can do by merging multiple bands together, but then you will run into problem of them fusing together. Just apply some oil or powder while using multiples, to avoid fusion.
This man should’ve been our physics and math professor so we can actually understand wth was going on during those classes and we actually learn the application of formulas and that protector!
I hope your "physics and math professor" doesn't see your comment! Then again, maybe he/she should see it. 😁😂🤣👍
THANK YOU FOR EXPLAINING HOW TO MAKE THAT KRANK! No one else seems to understand it is the most difficult part of the plane. My search for knowledge ends here!
EXACTLY. `ŹƏŔÞÝĐßŹÆ§Ď.
Nice
This has got to be the most popular video of how to make an ornithopter. It is amazing!
This is amazing, I can't believe you made your own custom rubber band!
Yeah, it's hard to believe all these years we've been suffering along with low rubber content regular rubber bands. This stuff is a world of difference.
How is the rubber band made?
Sarcasm at it best always killing the good mood of serious people.🤦🏻🙎🏻♂️
😂😂😂😂
That’s because you are a stupid November India golf golf echo Romeo .
What a wonderfully weird little machine! Regardless of the potential (or lack thereof) for practical applications, this definitely qualifies as *extremely* funky!
Thanks so much for posting!
Finally there is a RUclips channel which really give measurements of the components
Well, I want to make it as easy as I can for others to enjoy making their own ornithopters, so I figured I'd better include the measurements. I'm glad to appreciated it. Thanks for watching!
@@RimstarOrg first youtuber to reply the comments
Such a beautiful engineering! Appreciate your brilliant efforts. So much work but so easily and neatly explained.
wonderful project. love how the bird keeps flapping after landing. very natural!
Man i love this video, it was so easy to follow the instructions cuz his voice was clear and went by slowly, plus all the measurements were put on screen so i paused the vid for it
Esto es UP
DT 😎👍
Nice project to spend quality time with family, I strongly suggest more videos like this one.👍👍👍
Finally an excellent explanation with dimension and no hinting stuff. It is a simple toy however, a lot of engineering on it. Great job.
Thank you for using Imperial measurements. that is what we were taught in school in the 80's
I can convert them over to metric, I have learned how to do that using Google but, it just makes it easier.
Thank you!👍
It's always great when they give the measurements in both imperial and metric units
I like the idea of wrapping in cotton thread and super glue it all over! Makes for a very strong and light support...
This is one of the best instructional videos I've ever seen, thank you.
This is a beautiful piece of art and craftsmanship .. I love the protractor for degree!
Very detailed tutorial, the SI units are also a great plus, kudos
Nice, a bead can be added between the tube piece and shafts, to make it as frictionless as possible
Thanks. I tried that but I guess I didn't have the right bead.
Wonderful paper flying-bird,
Project very well explained. 👍
the best demonstration and guidelines I have seen so far.
Gorgeous flight! Beautiful craft. I loved the fuel!
Most well done instructional video on YT. Congrats and thank you!
wow, I can't wait to go get the supplies, that flight paper is amazing
i'm gonna do my best to make something like this! thank you for the well explained progress, the final result is stunning and the process is very well thought out!
Thanks! This one was a lot of fun. Good luck with yours and have fun too!
Hi
So awesome. It sure beats a paper airplane!
The mechanism and the craftmenship of this toy plane is so awesome and amazing.
It's not like you can learn fast to make a paper plane.
Can not compare.
@@AuraB00 paper aircraft can be even more complex than this. But indeed, you can’t really compare. But the tail bending and precise steps do appear in both!
This is a masterclass in short, concise youtube tutorials.
Nice tutorial, and I definitely want to try and do something with that super sport rubber! I have never seen that before.
This is the first time I've encountered it too. Amazing stuff!
I want to pop someone with it
Hi ..... We had a competition on building a ornithopter.... Most of the teams referred your design and successfully built it. It was just amazing to see it fly (Atleast for a few seconds ) ... I want to thank you for sharing this !
Wow! Sounds like a lot of fun! If you send me photos some of your flights or even just of your ornithopters then I'll put them up on my webpage here rimstar.org/science_electronics_projects/ornithopter_rubber_band_type.htm. If you send me enough photos then I'll start a new page under it. Also send me anything you want to say on the page (including any credits, links to your own ornithopter pages). My email address is at the bottom of the webpage. In any case, I'd love to see them. Awesome stuff!
And people say calculus have no practical applications!
yeah, good use of calculus, right there :D
pretty sure there was no calculus involved or needed
6:31
oh wow. nice catch
Yeah... Cus there is a lot of use for a paper bird :v
Thank you for doing this.
I find the deep detail you go into very helpful.
I am impressed with your creations
Your skilled my boy very good I'm impressed
That is beautiful
@Leo Klump Damn! This is a chain of genuine and well-meaning people without ulterior motives!
This Demo/Instuction was great! Fantastic!👍👍👍
I knew that my geometry and trigonometry classes would come in handy some day!! I am so doing this with my kids!
Hey did u make it? How did it turn out?
Finally, youtube suggests a decent video. Kudos.
Thanks bro i made this for my school project
your video is very influencing and with awesome description
Brilliant. Detailed. Great craftsmanship.
Nice tutorial! I'm going to make one with my kids this week.
Thanks! Have fun and let us know how it goes!
this is really cool
love these little machines
That´s what I call a wonderful video and beautifully explained too. So well explained that even a guy like me was able to understand it. And thanks a lot for putting decimal measurements, too. That was very nice and sensible.
Thanks. I'm glad to hear you got something out of it. I used to put only either imperial measurements or metric but realized I should put both since viewers are worldwide. Thanks for watching!
That was so much fun to watch!!! 😏 Next time my granddaughter has a science project, I will definitely recommend this. Thanks.
Simply. Brilliant.
Nice "precise" explanation. Good job.
Just what I needed...great for school college projects
Salute your hard work and dedication
Thanks bro, in times from corona best hobby for 2 days.
This is really amazing. There is some hard work in it but worth it. I will try to make this definitely.
Instead of using cotton thread, I'd consider using something like braided fishing line such as Spiderwire. It's much stronger than cotton, though more expensive.
Wonderful, great job !
Coolest small project I've ever seen!great job!
What a innovative knowledge with you?
Wonderful creator.Merit GOLDEN APLASH.
Wonderful.... after I complete the balsa rubber power airplane I’m working on I am going to attempt this..... thank you for sharing this in great
Amazing, thanks for sharing!
Beautiful. Thanks. Hungs from Spain
Wonderful project and so well explained! I will try to make on this summer! Thank you so much!
Now that's cool. I might even be able to follow these instruction. Thank you.
Adorei ver seu invento, parabéns, farei um com certeza!
Abraço aqui do Brasil 🇧🇷
Thank you for this!! I'm gonna try to make one now
Awesome! Let us know how it goes.
wow.. made from.day to day items.engineering simplified.
Very very cool project, looking forward to making one myself, thank you 👍.
You have great skills, respect!
Great video RimstarOrg. It help me so much.
Ok. Gonna make one. Great family and friends project.
thanks for sharing this design!
I love engineers! they make all sorts of cool stuff
That's the bomb! Piece of equipment s that he has was wonderful , that's what we say Engineering...
Thanks! That engineering was a big part of the fun.
This will be a nice weekend project for the kids ,👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Excellent neat work,I think you're very good mechanical engineer.thanks for sharing.
I am actually going to make one. Great tutorial. I'll report back with results in about a year.
Thanks. Good luck and have fun! It's very rewarding watching it flying.
Excellent man❤️
Amazing video! Well that's my next lockdown project sorted! Thanks.
I speak spanish but i liked yours videos you are amazing
Congratulations!.. Perfect!.. THANK YOU
Whaaat .... that is so simple made and looks so Awsome..
Wow
Awesome project
you are so close to 100 000 Subs
Keep up the great work
Marami Nyan dito sa baclaran Philippines hehehe!... Pero astig nito . Sir great artwork 👍👍👍
This is freakin cool. This vid earned a 'subscribe'.
wow.... amazing artwork...
Very nice demo, explore technology...
thank you sir it's a great pleasure to have chat with u,i will try this and thanks again
You're welcome. Let me know how it goes.
Im making one!!! Thank you for sharing!!! Im excited! 👍👍👍😁😁😁
I have two question: can I use the same tube you used for wings for rubber band?
How long are the wings?
You'd need a larger diameter plastic tube for rigidity and it may or may not be too heavy -- hard to say for sure.
For the wing lengths, I talk about making the wings at 3:03 and give the dimensions in that section. I give all dimensions throughout the video.
Excellent video. Thanks
nice work with very useful details
It's like Leonardo da Vinci making toys 😂 great work man 🙏
I really liked how Calculus was used in making this...👍
Yeah, I'm sneaky like that. For an even better one, see my video about how to do your own fiber optics where I shine light on a page about these optics in a physics book. It's at one minute and twenty seconds into ruclips.net/video/geLnu5mJ7O8/видео.html
Looking at the flying structure i thought the flapping realistic imitated the short flights of a pigeon.
Not even watched yet but this is so cool
This is very amazing
Awesome 💥 You have taken lot of efforts on this fascinating work. 👍👍
Niiiice. The stops from probably 16 guage wire insulation is imaginative.
It seems aluminum TIG welding rod would be stiff enough to replace the paper clip wire, at least for the tail mount.
Realistic flapping. As intended, it looks like a bird when flying.
Awesome and simple bro
Wow , very detailed for us
Now that is bad ash !
Good instructional.
I love it....many many thanks for wonderful experience👌👌👌👌
2:53
I know the book is "Using Algebra" but the way you're partially covering up the title had me read it as "Using Algae" and I really want that to be a textbook now.
THE SPICE MUST FLOW!